Pics of Amanda Palmer and Amanda Pays

Amanda MacKinnon Gaiman Palmer, born April 30, 1976 Amanda MacKinnon Gaiman Palmer, born on April 30, 1976, is an American singer-songwriter, musician and artist of performance art. She's the vocalist, pianist, and the lyricist of The Dresden Dolls. Amanda Palmer, best-selling writer, feminist, musician, and community leader as a pianist, musician, and ukulele enthusiast, embraces while exploding traditional frameworks in music theatre and in art. Neil Gaiman is a filmmaker and author, who recently given birth to his fourth child along with his spouse Amanda Palmer. Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman were the parents of what could be one of the most imaginative babies ever. The singer Palmer had a baby boy named Anthony in September. Amanda Palmer, born 30 April 1976 at Lexington Massachusetts USA. she is an acclaimed composer and producer who is known for her work on the songs How I Live Now (2013) Happy! Nina Forever (2017), and How I Live Now (2013). The two lie together. The Dresden Dolls, which includes Amanda Palmer as a singer as well as pianist, and Brian Viglione on drums are not in love. Palmer says sexily "It rocks love." If past pictures are any hint, she's taking some time off at Los Angeles from an elaborate photograph shoot. Amanda was first recorded in the England's Warwickshire Birth Record in 1212. It was a popular name over a period of five centuries by writers, poets, and writers. in the United States Amanda slowly became more prominent from the 1930s up to the 1960s. It is in the top 200 baby names. Amanda Pays, an English actor. She is known for her portrayals in the role of Theora Jones in the film and television series Max Headroom and as Christina Tina McGee in The Flash and was a reprise of her character in the 2014 series of similar name. The journey of Bernsen to the faith is a decade long. His journey to Christianity began following the death of his father. Bernsen: "I made a film in Canada and sat beside his cremated remains. "I was putting together a movie up in Canada sitting with his remains, said Bernsen.